If condition String equal

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im try to check if folder is currentText (but now i just try with instance string value)

i get folder value form Save file then check in folder

The image shows a debugging interface of a workflow automation tool capturing text "R200.2-2" from a folder path and assigning it to a variable named , with some parts of the interface blurred out. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a debugging interface of a workflow automation tool capturing text "R200.2-2" from a folder path and assigning it to a variable named , with some parts of the interface blurred out. (Captioned by AI)1250×564 44.8 KB

and condition i just try R200.2-2 with same value as folder but the result of if condition it result → false

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Debug and trace with the immediate panel and prototype it e.g. with a trim usage
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maybe the equals method can better serve: folder.Trim.Equals(“…”)

But we also recommend using variable names which are different to any classnames, keywords…

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same result

The image shows a UiPath workflow with an If-Else condition script and a Windows file save dialog open to save a CSV file in the Downloads directory. (Captioned by AI)
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we don’t see any usage of the immediate panel as we recommended:

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The image shows the Immediate window in Visual Studio where a variable "folder" is assigned the value "R200.2-2" and then compared using the Trim and Equals methods, returning true. (Captioned by AI)

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@kridsanol.niamsron.extern

please check if by chance there are two variables created with name folder

also better to rename folder with any other name as folder is a keyword

cheers

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from the screenshot we can see that based on the variables the result is correct. When other result is expected then we recommend to trace more as also mentioned by Anil

Keep in mind: = within the immediate panel is doing often an assignement. So we recommended using the equals method

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focus on the hyphen
folder.Select(Function (x) AscW(x))
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“R200.2-2”.Select(Function (x) AscW(x))

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so you see the difference:
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